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• 10-year plan to end family violence

  http://prevention.health.vic.gov.au/blog/posts/10-year-plan-to-end-family-violence
  Victoria's new 10-year plan to end family violence has at its core an understanding that family violence is preventable. The plan - Ending Family Violence: Victoria's Plan for Change - highlights five key initiatives that will prevent family violence from happening in the first place.

• Preventing violence and injury

  http://prevention.health.vic.gov.au/blog/posts/preventing-violence-and-injury
  Preventing family violence is one of Victoria's major priorities. To increase the safety of all, Victoria is focusing on a range of actions.

• Working together to create a culture of gender equity and non-violence

  http://prevention.health.vic.gov.au/blog/posts/working-together-to-create-a-culture-of-gender-equity-and-non-violence
  The Royal Commission into Family Violence has given voice to hundreds of Victorians who have experienced family violence.

• Domestic Violence awareness - a primary school perspective

  https://prevention.health.vic.gov.au/blog/posts/domestic-violence-awareness-a-primary-school-perspective
  When champions in educational settings are willing to work with health promotion staff around tough issues such as domestic and community violence the outcomes keep on flowing.

• Keeping Men Grounded - Diamond Creek Men's Shed

  https://prevention.health.vic.gov.au/blog/posts/keeping-men-grounded-diamond-creek-men-s-shed
  In response to increasing ladder-related falls in the community, the Diamond Creek Men's Shed has come up with a novel solution: the Keeping Men Grounded project.

• Do Not Leave Children In Cars campaign

  https://prevention.health.vic.gov.au/blog/posts/do-not-leave-children-in-cars-campaign
  Kidsafe Victoria has developed this community awareness campaign to reduce the number of children left unattended in cars across the state.